Fingerbones

I've apparently had this game in my library for 10 years. I finally played it today and ....yeah that was a game...I think? Wander around a bunker, read notes, enter codes into a keyboard, think the sound was an error noise and look up a video until I realized it was a 'code accepted' noise. Keep playing and then finish. I wouldnt really recommend this, but also it is free and I think his first game? so its fine

oh god

Great psychological horror. Our main character is too realistic and the build up is phenomenal. Real messed up tho. Real messed up.

A short, simple, disturbing and creepy psychological horror game.

I wish I could recommend this, really, I do. but unlike other games by David Syzmanski, the story just.. isn't great, I understand it's an older game, and early work and I can appreciate it from there. but it's hard to recommend a glorified walking sim with little to no substance. play it if you want, form your own opinion, most I'll do is shoot for a world record speedrun of this lol

This game was pretty good. Nailed the atmosphere and reading the notes I got a real picture of the kind of guy we were playing as. Also the mystery of the apocalypse is cool too. That being said the puzzles all revolve around reading notes and gleaning clues to be used as passwords but sometimes the game ask you to make some logical leaps that will leave you scratching your head for a while. I'd say if you wanna play this game do it but if you get stuck feel free to just look up a guide for how to find the next password or what the next password is.